Ridgefield Golf Festival Opens With Star Studded Field
The 18th annual Ridgefield Golf Festival begins at Ridgefield Country Club with a star studded lineup led by Ed Brantley John Deal Fred Smith Bob Bryant Bill Hardy Jin Edwards Frank Brumil Carl Weed Bill Greene Carl Cox and Alex Looney. The event draws players from eight states and a participant from Great Britain as qualifiers fill the picturesque course.
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Ed Brantley
Tennessee
John Deal
Fred Smith
Bob Bryant
Bill Hardy
Greeneville
Jin Edwards
Frank Brumil
Carl Weed
Bill Greene
Carl Cox
Alex Looney
Hanksman
Great Britain
Pete At
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Iti Fe
Bains Shaye
Tenn Shealy
Iteght
E. I. Shealy
Rod Ike Kea
Larkints
Crantan
I PY
Groverty
Era Natgnem
Wallace Ens
Fnaedt Gad
Ease Hata
Payne Marssal
Virol David
Jaraan
Bellary
Martin Dacs
Chaines Gison
Gavia
Fron
Evalls
Ed Towne
Morlen
Bob Ebly
Jim Legimman
T- Moore
Ash
Shole
J. Smith
Te Ramenee
Ken Siti Tha Deal
Tab Bryon Roi Weed
Rormén Carhote
Bert Yancey Opens With 67 to Lead U.S. Open
Bert Yancey, 29, fired a three under par 67 at Oak Hill to grab a two shot lead after the first round of the U S Open. His four birdies and lone bogey powered him past a windswept layout as Lee Trevino and Charles Coody posted 69s.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Bert Yancey
West Point
Oak Hill Country
Yancey
Byron Nelson Yancey
Lee Trevino
Charles Coody
Dol
Nelson
Casper
Rei Carl
Akaue
Oak Hill
Lee Trevin
Tharles Coouy
Esbron Barcis
Palmer
At/Balges
Gus
Oesinen
Baseball Standings and Open Golf Results Mixed in Report
The column blends Amaritas League standings with a sprawling golf summary. Standings list teams like New York California and Chicago, amid scattered dates and scores. The golf section covers the U S Open at Oak Hill with Nicklaus Palmer Casper and Yancey delivering mixed rounds amid windy, showery conditions.
Moose Midget League undefeated with 4-3 win over Rotary 1
The Moose Midget League stayed undefeated by edging Rotary 1 in a hard fought 4-3 Thursday night game. Mike Kirk delivered a key bottom seventh RBI to seal the win, marking the sixth victory for the Moose. Civitan beat Lynn Garden 9-4 thanks to Dee Henderson's hitting. Adult Softball saw Lynn Sorrett fire a two hitless innings in Broad Street Methodist 24-2 win over First Presbyterian, and First Church of God topped First Baptist 10-5 with Steve Bainbridge going 3 for 5.
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Moose
Helt Rotary
Mike Kirk
Civitan
Lynn Garden
Dee Henderson
Lynn Sorrett
Broad Street
S Methodist
First Presbyterian
First Church of God
First Baptist
Steve Bainbridge
N C State advances with 21 win in College World Series
The North Carolina State Wolfpacks defeated Texas and Southern Illinois by a combined score of 21 to 5 to advance in the College World Series. Oklahoma State was eliminated by NC State's win, as the Wolfpacks moved on to the next round.
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Omaha, Neb
Experience Really Paid For Cardinal Schofield
Dick Schofield, a longtime reserve, homered leading off the 12th to lift St. Louis past Atlanta 3 1 and stretch the NL lead to four. He entered in the ninth after Dal Maxvill left for pinch hitter. his 17th career homer, and first this season, came in a 45 year proving role. Joe Hoerner earned his fourth win with two innings. Other NL results included Philadelphia over Houston, Pittsburgh over San Francisco, and Chicago defeating Cincinnati. In the AL, Detroit beat Minnesota 3 4.
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Pete Alfano
UPI
Dick Schofield
Schofield
St. Louis
Atlanta Braves
Dal Maxvill
Hoger Moris
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Groat
Pirates
Joe Hoerner
St. Lewis
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Minnesota
MLB Briefs From Early Doubleheader Action
TRTLL stretched its first place lead to five games as idle Baltimore, Oakland edged Cleveland 10 to 9 and California beat Boston 4 to 2 in the opener of a scheduled doubleheader. The second game was suspended after 1 innings with the score tied. Tony Taylor drove in the winning run with a single in the eighth for Philadelphia. Chris Short earned his 100th NL win at age 47 with help from Dick Farrell in a ninth that featured miscues by Rusty Staple and Bob Aspromonte. Emile Banks drove in four, including his 12th homer, while Jack Lamabe won his first for the Cubs as they routed the Reds. Banks followed Hon Santo’s third-inning triple off Tony Coninger, making his first Reds appearance since a trade from Atlanta. Elroy Face struck out Ray Sadecki with the bases loaded to preserve Pittsburgh’s triumph.
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Baltimore
Oakland
Cleveland
California
Boston
Tony Taylor
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Short
Dick Farrell
Rusty Staple
Bob Aspromonte
Emile Banks
Jack Lamabe
Cubs
Reds
Banks
Hon Santo
Tony Coninger
Atlanta
Elroy Face
Ray
Sadecki
Pittsburga
Church Hill Little League Beats Carters Valley 8 4
In Lille League action on Thursday night Carmel Bank relied on Jim Dykes hitting to topple Carters Valley Ruritan Club 8 to 4. Dykes went 3 for 4 with a key hit and Billie Christ earned the mound win.
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Church Hill
Carmel Bank
Jim Dykes
Carters Valley
Connie Mack Local Entrant Plays Tonight in Kingsport
Kingsport based Connie Macky League entry the Mackers open the season with a 15 game schedule and away opener against Blountville tonight. The roster mixes area high school players with a few college veterans led by pitchers Chesney Hale Sorrell Trivette and Tsenberg. Key infielders include Blakley Slaughter Hoover Norton Parker and Parker with Isenberg at first when not pitching. Outfield patrol features Waye Burton Hale and Neurdenburg along with backstop Isenberg and Smith. Most games start at 1 4 pm.
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Kingsport
Terror
East Tennessee
Mackers
Blountville
Bristol
Abingdon
Lynn View
Bill Waye
G. C. Burton
Hale
Bob Johnson Goes Pro With Bengals Signing
Cincinnati UPI reports center Bob Johnson of Tennessee signed a long term contract with the Cincinnati Bengals. The six foot five, 250 pound All American was drafted top by the Bengals. Coach Paul Brown said the deal runs three to five years, exact period undisclosed.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Bob Johnson
University of Tennessee
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
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